Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-06

way, L never talked with Dlm ApORb
this case. have been IN kellogg's
9TH e about u week or, 60 Ego.
There was 10 one Else IA keilog2s
Uffise wien L WINS there bua Kelioge.
/ made d written statement to him then
and signed II. There was no one Else
there at al. That ie the tlme Kellogg
told me not TO talk with tie attorneys ID
this Case. That IL the reason why j re-
fused TO talk with them about this case.
/ don't know when | Was first talked to
by the attorneys for the defense in re-
gard to the case. It might have been
two or three weeks ago. / have been in
Kellogg's office o half dozen times-per-
Ihaps. I don't know how many nor
about how many times. l don't romem-
Der the last time ] was in Keliogg's
office. II might have been two or three
weeks ago; ] don't know how long ago.
I don't know when Kellogg told me not
to talk to the attorneys for the state l
don't know where it was that he
told me. 1t was in the day time. /
| was in the second story of the engine
lhouse that night. l could see the CROSS
ing at the Columbia house all but about
eight feet next to fhe Columbia house.
HI don't think il is fifteen feet. Just he
fore l spoke to Ingledue / saw the fash
OF the revolver. just as / saw the Hash
I saw one man standing bellnd another
near the crossing. The shot was fred
one or two seconds after / turned around
facing the window. [ don't know how
many, steps Haddoek took-whether two
or three steps. / didn't see Haddock
start from the corner and then tprn my
self to Ingledue. ! did not testify be-
fore Che c~oroner's jury that l couldn't
see the man who fred the shot u more
than ten feet. / testified before the
coroner's jury four or five days after tbs
murder. My memory is good. l conld
see the man more than ten feet. l d mt
Remember better now than / did before
, the cnroner's jury. ! should think l
, would remember better then than Low.
L saw the man run across the street
towards the blacksmith's shop. / saw
! only two other men in the street, one on
{ Dineen's corner and one in front OF
. Merrills livery stable. I saw no other
man neal the mansNho was shot, and
, who fred the shot. The man at Dineen' s
8 corner ran north. The one Opposite the
. barn ran south on Water street. I didnl
{ see any one else ran.
discrimination by the defense: ]
b was before the coroner's ilry. States
iAttorney Marsh was there. | was moi
called before the grand Jury. / was
~subpoenasd here on behalf of the state
OrosE-sxamination OF the state: I re-
: fused to talk to the attorneys for the
state. I refused to go with an Officer
L whom the state sent for me. The officer
9 Tor shs ssste asked me three or four
I times il I didn't think the man rRl
I aoross the bridge. / told him no. No
body but Taylor for the state asked m,
4 about the matter. He asked me if
thought the man ran across the bridg,
and l said no, and the matter dropped
n there. No officer subpeuaed me yes
terday to go to Tredway's Office.
y CHARLES SCHMIDT.
live on West Third street at No. 20
in Sioux City. have lived here near!
three years. / am an iron cornice maxi
Tier. The, shop where I work is on tn
corner Of 55uTsh i Water streets I'D
northwest corner I boarded at th
"a Columbia house on August y. 1886.
). rememher when Handbook was killed.
4. was sitting in the bar-room Of tho Dol
n~mbiashouss on that night. The bar.rooI
b. faces Water and Fourth streets. I hear
g. the shot fred. / was playing cards i
It. the bar-room. / was abont Six inche
OF from the window. Charley Aberhard an
two other men were playing cards wit
IN ns at the table. When the shot was fire
a. Iiumped mp and looked out of the wiz
ID tdow, locking northeast. i didn't see tt
~ man shoot, I saw two men standin
ia close together in the street. One va
u. running away, and another mar ne
r-him was running. / could See them ti
ra they got near the blacksmith shop. I'll
Is man running away from the man wi
was shot had on q rubber coat and
m light hat. / couIdn't see the color OF b
"a pants. I know John Arensdorf. ] d
up know him then very well. The man rul
TO ming away was not John Are1sdOrf.
he remained there q moment and then WEI
ill out and over to the man who was she
ri. I went In about three or fout minute
There were three mon there
d. that time when I went there. / RENAME
iii by the body till the crowd came up, ar
w until the body was taken away. Tj
Ter body was lying near the southeast GO
hit ner where 1t had been carried. While
Ter was standing there by the corner, l SO
10 John Arensdorf coming mp Fourth stree
,ht 1t Was about ten minutes, or about tn
On time, after the shooting. There was
he crowd theresfhsn, Arensdorf atood the
of o meEent. I went with him across Il
nd crossing and then went into the ColuI
,at bia house, and I don't know where
pw went afterwards.
at Characterization by the state:
al had been boarding about four mont
nk at the Columbia house. I began boar
mt ing there in January, February, or Marc
in or about that time. We began playir
or that night aboGt 8 O'Clock and didr
stop. The table was about six feet gro
the bar. The table was near the wa
Ny back was to the window. / W
ers facing north, with my right hand to q
.ry cast. The bar ran esst and west. T
for room is about square. The room
rm about twenty feet long. There is on
nv one window in the bar room. did u
seq or hear Haddock or the buggy'go /
There are screens on the window, insi
the giass-wood screens. | don't knt
nd what they are for. They didl
Ter cover the whole window-only t
lower part. The screens came mp abo
ny, two feet from the bottom OF the windo
re- I couldn't see till / jumped np. WI,
,ck 1 looked out Mr.. Haddock was fsllil
ne. ldown. / can't tell just what position
The was in. Haddock was about half dow
ow He was about in the middle OF the GRO
,ee, ing. I didn't see him get mp. The tBr
ed men from the engine house picked hi
cat a pand carried and dragged Paddock
across the street to the sidewalk. 81
he them. The door was closed when t
The shot was fred and remained SO
hit some time. I stood two or three minut
at the window. saw the men come